Blacklash93 wrote...
Society (everyone, including Shepard) views them as females
Shepard also views them as monogendered beings, and not female.
You're contradicting yourself.
No one here gives a hoot what the Asari think they are.Pwener2313 wrote...
AdmiralCheez wrote...
They use the terms themselves. Argument invalid
EVIDENCE: Consider's Aria's "Patriarch" joke.
are you not understanding in purpose? I meant that Asari did not see themselves female before encountering the Salarian race and seeing they had separate sexes. The "Patriarch" joke is part of them seeing themselves as females because that's how they were raised, since other species view them as females. They just went along with it, but they are not females.
Honey, I understand the cultural thing completely, but you need to get this through your head: if something looks, acts, and sounds like the female of your species, you're going to be attracted to it if you like girls. Biology. Duh.Pwener2313 wrote...
are you not understanding in purpose? I meant that Asari did not see themselves female before encountering the Salarian race and seeing they had separate sexes. The "Patriarch" joke is part of them seeing themselves as females because that's how they were raised, since other species view them as females. They just went along with it, but they are not females.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
You... DO realize the whole asari thing was Bioware's clever way of duping people like you into not fretting over teh ebul gayness, right?
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Blacklash93 wrote...
No one here gives a hoot what the Asari think they are.
We're talking about what Asari are to humans, not to themselves.Pwener2313 wrote...
Blacklash93 wrote...
No one here gives a hoot what the Asari think they are.
It's the cornerstone of the whole discussion.
Im tired and hungry, so bye everyone, always a pleasure.
PirateT138 wrote...
...because he's not gay.
WOW, a revelation.
They did not. There is at least one gay character in one of the books. And since practically all women in the ME universe are sleeping with Asari (judging by the LotSB videos) female homosexual behavior is extremly common.Insom wrote...
It's simple, they've cured homosexuality by the time ME takes place.
Had to laugh. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/lol.png[/smilie] Felt appropriately bad about it though.Insom wrote...
It's simple, they've cured homosexuality by the time ME takes place.
Wittand25 wrote...
And since practically all women in the ME universe are sleeping with Asari (judging by the LotSB videos) female homosexual behavior is extremly common.
Maybe, but since the Asari are hyper feminine from a human poit of view (they show all the characteristicsof adult human females, in some cases even exaggerated) I still consider it homosexual xenophilia .Pscyon wrote...
Wittand25 wrote...
And since practically all women in the ME universe are sleeping with Asari (judging by the LotSB videos) female homosexual behavior is extremly common.
Going for the exaggeration of the century award?
Anyway, if a female non-Asari has relations with an Asari wouldn't that make it xenophilia before anything else?
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Asari are pretty much human save for the blue skin and short, slicked tentacle heads.Wittand25 wrote...
Maybe, but since the Asari are hyper feminine from a human poit of view (they show all the characteristicsof adult human females, in some cases even exaggerated) I still consider it homosexual xenophilia .Pscyon wrote...
Wittand25 wrote...
And since practically all women in the ME universe are sleeping with Asari (judging by the LotSB videos) female homosexual behavior is extremly common.
Going for the exaggeration of the century award?
Anyway, if a female non-Asari has relations with an Asari wouldn't that make it xenophilia before anything else?
And yes I was exaggerating, I know.
Insom wrote...
It's simple, they've cured homosexuality by the time ME takes place.
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